ECE Human Skeleton Model 45cm in Natural Bone Color for Educational Purposes

• Import of our company
• The model is designed as a visual teaching tool to be used in courses such as physiology, health science, etc., to help students understand the shape of objects and the distribution between shapes.
• It is also available to explain topics such as the shape of the disorders and the structure of the joints.
• A standing adult male is modeled by measurement. It is 45 cm tall. The skeletal model shows the ossification of an adult person.
• Hand, arm, foot and leg parts are movable
• Skull: 22 bones, marked with lines. The calvarium was cut transversely in order to observe the internal structure of the skull. The mandible was not heard when needed.
• Spine: It consists of 7 cervical vertebrae, 12 thoracic vertebrae, 5 lumbar vertebrae, coccyx, tail fossil and 23 intervertebral discs. There are 4 details in the spine. Neck and lumbar folds that are convex forward, thoracic and sacral coverings that are convex backward.
• Rib cage: Consists of 24 bones, costal cartilage and sternum. Here there are 7 pairs (1-7) of true rib roots, 3 pairs (8-10) of false ribs and 2 pairs (11-12) of floating ribs.
• Legendary copy: Consists of coccyx, tailbone and 2 pieces of hipbone.
• Arm and hand bones: Consist of 64 bones. The shoulder belt (scapular and clavicle code) is fixed to the ribcage. Major joints such as shoulders, wrists and elbows are mobile.
• Leg and foot bones: Consist of 62 bones. The pelvic girdle (hip bone) is fixed, creating a pelvis fossil. Other leg and foot bones can be removed. Major joints such as hip, knee and ankle are mobile.
• Made of good quality PVC
• It has a pedestal (Pedestal type may vary depending on stock)
• The carrier bar is fixed to the base with washers and nuts.
• It is shipped in its original packaging, in a printed polyurethane foam and kraft box.

Targeted Gains:

• The concepts of bone, joint, muscle and summary, which provide the support and movement of our body, and the relationships between these structures are clear.
• The condition of the skeleton and muscles varies with different samples.
• Specifies the parts and equipment of the bone.
• Ppens the folds of the skeletal cartilage.
• Gives examples by classifying the joints as movable, semi-movable, and non-movable.
• The support and movement system questions positives and negatives.
• Gives examples of technological developments in support and movement systems.